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Over time, dust, allergens, and debris collect inside your HVAC system’s ductwork, reducing efficiency and spreading contaminants through your indoor air. Without regular maintenance, this buildup can lead to higher energy bills, poor air quality, and unnecessary strain on your system.
Certified Air Services provides professional air duct cleaning for homes, businesses, and industrial facilities across Southern California and Arizona. Our comprehensive maintenance solutions help restore clean airflow, extend equipment life, and create healthier environments for everyone inside.
Choose a service below to learn more about our Residential, Commercial, or Industrial Air Duct Cleaning Services.
Poor air quality in the workplace can lead to more employee sick days and reduced comfort for customers. Our commercial air duct cleaning services help maintain a clean, healthy environment and ensures your HVAC system performs efficiently across offices, restaurants, and retail spaces.
In industrial settings, dust buildup can affect equipment performance and even pose safety risks. Our industrial air duct cleaning services target large-scale systems in manufacturing and warehouse facilities to improve air quality and keep operations running smoothly.
Learn more about our industrial duct cleaning solutions.
Dust, allergens, and pet dander can quietly build up inside your home’s ductwork, circulating through your air every day. Our residential air duct cleaning services remove these contaminants, helping you breathe easier and keeping your HVAC system running efficiently year-round.
Proper Duct cleaning takes on average 4 plus hours depending on the size of the home, there is no such thing as a $49.00 duct cleaning.
Yes, this is very important and should be performed annually. NFPA and Consumer Reports state more than 10,000 fires per year from fires caused by Dryers.
You may notice your Dryer not performing as well as it used to, taking too long or requiring a second dry cycle. Although there are several reasons this could be happening, very often it is a restricted vent system.
